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3 months ago
Little bistro next to Rewe is amazing for a fast eating out but not as fancy as a restaurant. Next to the supermarket. Nice service
4 years ago
This REWE is conveniently located next to our hotel. It is also located in the same building as an Asia Center (groceries), dm, and Lidl- one stop shop. It opens early at 7am, so we were able to grab a few things in the morning. read more
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Rewe S.
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Grafinger Str. 27A
81671 Munich
Germany
Echarding
089 49918830
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https://www.rewe.de
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What time does REWE open?
REWE opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does REWE close?
REWE closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.REWE is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed
Does REWE have parking?
Yes, REWE has parking options.
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A very cute and cozy neighborhood place. The produce is fresh, looks great and whispers take me,…read moreeat me, buy me!. The staff is very friendly, all smiles. It's not a huge place with huge variety, but sometimes you just want to get in and out. Everything is high quality.
This was my first experience with this chain though I've heard of them . I found it hard to…read morenavigate the store and items were placed in what appeared to be random places. There were too few handcarts so I had an arm full of stuff after I filled my small bag I brought with me. The baked goods were seriously low. There were plenty fresh ones behind the counter but no one available to put them out for sale. The store attendants were constantly cleaning the floors with huge machines down isles where there was barely room for a single person to shop. Customers were ordered out of the cleaners way and a long trail of water was left just waiting for some one to slip. At the checkout there was barely time to pay and I received a very disapproving look from the cashier as I tried to quickly bag my items (as I didn't have a handcart to help). I was holding the line but only for a few extra seconds! The plus was the cheap prices but.... you get what you pay for!
Storefront for Lidl at Ostbahnhof
Donut of the week :)
At HbF - The ONLY Munich supermarket (apart from its sister at Ost Bahnhof) that is open past 8pm…read more(20:00). Yes folks Bavaria is wonderful but you have to do your shopping before 8pm monday to a saturday - so finding this heaven at the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof) has saved many a life, relationship, date and party. It might in some areas be a little pricier, less choice but meets most basic and emergency needs - hence the 5* rating. Got an excellent cold room full of beer. Spirits are behind the cash desks. Queues can be long especially weekends - Sunday evening when everyone is arriving or coming back home is a chore. But thank you for small inconveniences.
Helpful and Friendly staff. Wide selection and enjoy shopping. I think they are the last grocery…read morestore to close in the area. A bit hidden at first. But well worth the journey to get there. Sometimes they do run out of reusable shopping bags.
Frisches Obst und Gemüse
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Small grocery in Germany but the ONLY grocery where I could find ice cubes. They are almost…read moreimpossible to obtain in Germany. A little pricey, $4 euro for a small bag but when you want that cocktail, it's worth it! Lots of food choices. A medium sized grocery.
there are plenty of groceries and cheap. It is located on basement way on subway platformread more
I so wish we had wandered in here several days ago!…read more Found this spot in the subway underground annex area just beside our hotel in Munich and loved the recycling stations for plastic bottles (where you are printed a receipt to take and get your credit), fresh fruits, delicious snacks, and cheap bottled water and soda and juice! We spent a fortune on drinks while here and next time will search for an HIT to stock up! They had loads of teas, muesli, snacks and other items and were well-stocked. We were impressed with the grab and so sushi section as well.
We went here almost everyday (except Sunday of course) when we stayed in Munich. This grocery store…read morehas almost everything you need and for really cheap prices. The produce looked pretty good and I ended up getting some blackberries for about 3€. They do have a bakery section if you need to grab breakfast for the day. Wonderful selection of candy and drinks. Get all of your Haribo candies here. It's best if you bring your own bag if you plan to buy many things as they charge for bags here and it's good to be environmentally conscious anyway.
I go here because of the selection of German products including the Ritter Sport Chocolates. You…read morecan only find a few types in the states, but as you can see here it is Ritter Chocolate Jackpot!
Great grocery / convenience store that is situated nicely from my hotel. Has pretty much…read moreeverything you could want. Groceries are fresh and there is a lot of press produce to choose from. The sushi looks great (although I have not tired it). Prices are pretty reasonable. Only downside is how crowded it can get and the fact it closes at 8PM.
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Discovered this shop on the internet and it felt like they had a lot of choices for English made…read morefood product so decided to check it out. Well this shop has it all and owned by a couple, he is British and she is German. They started the shop four years ago as they were struggling to find British products in Munich. The selection is extensive and they have much more food items that the other shop in Haidhausen called Pommeroy. The shop is also well laid out and the choices are plenty. Everything from cereal to marmite and Cadbury chocolates, you can find here. They have various items you need to make a classic British meal and roast dinner from gravy, oxo cubes, stuffing and so on. They also have a wide range of biscuits and crackers and a whole lot of British drinks and cordials. They have a selection of British souvenirs and tea sets and a good selection of British teas. Definitely the place to go for classic British groceries. The prices are not bad (more expensive than the uk) and it's not far out of the city centre. Worth a trip to this shop. I am sure I will be back again plenty of times in the future :-)
As a tourist to Germany this was a dependable chain we looked for. Good prices and a wide variety…read morethat met our stereotypical North American desire for a on-stop-shop. If you are in Germany you probably want to enjoy the local shops, bakeries, butchers, etc but this is a good fall back.
Its a nice cafe in OEZ and serves nice coffee and as i discovered today one of the few places in…read moreMunich that serves a variety of bagels with a range of toppings like Parma Ham, Cream Cheese, Cheese and salads and so on. Yummy Bagle sandwiches for lunch :-)) I love bagels and outside of a few cities in the USA or Canada I have struggled to find good bagels and this place had nice soft and chewy bagels. The sandwich I had was a Sundried Tomato Bagel with Parma Ham, Cream Cheese and Rocket and I really enjoyed it. The cappuccino I had was also quite nice and creamy. I would happily come back here for lunch now that I know such a place exists short walk from my office :-)
Nice place between busy shoppers, self service, good coffee, cakes and muffins. Always good for a…read morebreak while shopping like a maniac.
Fresh and delicious items. The pretzels are a must! My family loved them so much that we returned…read morefor more. Service is friendly and fast. Prices are good. Would recommend!
When in Germany, you have to get a pretzel, no doubt!…read more The pretzels here are massive, but still turn out fluffy on the inside with a nice crisp exterior! This was a decent little spot for our grab and go snack. They have a good variety of other pastries too, but we just wanted to split a pretzel.
This was a cute little shop we stumbled upon while walking around Munich…read more We don't know much German, but we understand chocolate! The adorable logo made us want to check it out. The cafe is small and cute with nice modern wooden decor. We got a hot chocolate to share while we sat and relaxed for a bit. The hot chocolate was rich and delicious! Very smooth, like sipping velvet.
I mean what is not to love about a chocolate shop?!…read more This place is so cute and has selection upon selection of chocolate. Milk, Dark, White, 70%, 50%, nougat, YOU NAME IT, they GOT IT. You can buy the hot chocolate spoon things and they'll bring it to you with a hot cup of milk so you can sip on it while people watching. Otherwise, take it home or pack it up and fly across the country with it! Either way, a delicious treat :) I ended up buying some chocolate bars and a small gift basket as souvenirs along with the hot chocolate spoons I enjoyed outside. The packaging is ~aesthetic~ and makes a great gift!
Verdi Döner completely lived up to the hype and served one of the best dürüms I had in Munich…read more I ordered the dürüm, and it was absolutely fantastic. Unlike many döner shops that rely on heavy sauces, Verdi lets the quality of the meat do the talking. The perfectly cooked meat, fresh ingredients, and well-balanced flavors made every bite outstanding without overwhelming the sandwich with sauce. There's usually a line, but it's for a good reason. They wait until the meat is properly cooked before slicing it for each döner and dürüm, and the extra few minutes are absolutely worth it. They also accept both cash and credit cards, which is convenient. Located inside the food market, it's an unassuming little spot with just a few standing tables, though most people grab their food to go. If you're looking for an authentic, meat-forward döner experience in Munich, Verdi Döner is an absolute must-visit.
Came here just for the Döner which was recommended as a 'Munich best'…read more The wait is surprisingly long: they certainly do take their time per Döner, and many people seem to be buying for the entire family. The Döner itself is very tasty, nicely roasted meat, generous meat vs veggies, great seasoning with a good spiciness. Nice! They could pay much more attention to keeping the eating area clean. Oh and don't expect them to have anything left after 5:30pm: they sell out hours early due to their popularity. Overall? It was good, but the wait was too long for me to come again.
Dam.... Just…read morethinking about that thick slab of ham on that crazy good bun with some great mustard makes me droooooollllll!!! This place is part butcher shop and part take out restaurant. Lines get long ( for a good reason) but they move fast. I must admit speaking German with an Asian service person...kinda blew my mind...but the world is getting smaller everyday. Great prices although it is takeout without beer service...wah wah wah.
Metzgerei Schäbitz is a must-visit if you're looking for an incredible Leberkäse sandwich in…read moreMunich. I've had Leberkäse in several places across Bavaria, and this was hands down the best I've had anywhere! We tried their classic Leberkäse sandwich, spicy meatloaf, and Weißwurst sandwich, and everything was fantastic. The meat is fresh, flavorful, and served simply in a fresh loaf of bread--the perfect way to enjoy these Bavarian classics. Service is quick and straightforward: order what you want, get it freshly served in bread, and you're on your way. There's no real need to eat at the shop. Grab your sandwich and head over to nearby Viktualienmarkt, find a spot in the biergarten, and pair it with a cold beer. The Leberkäse and beer combination is absolutely perfect. A must-visit for anyone exploring Munich's food scene!